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    Beautiful Mine: Beautiful Rivers, #1

    By Jordyn White

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    About this ebook

    Can love tame a restless wanderer?

    I met Connor Rivers in the most unlikely of places—on the Camino pilgrimage in Spain. For three days, we lost ourselves in an impassioned love affair.

    He made it clear it wouldn't last, and I accepted it. I went home knowing Connor is a restless spirit who can't be captured by anyone.

    I managed to save myself from falling in love with him the first time. But when we meet again almost a year later, everything's different.

    He's helping his siblings run their luxurious resort, and his wanderlust threatens to destroy his family's fragile stability.

    And his power over me is a force I can no longer resist.

    I tried not to fall in love with Connor Rivers, but it's too late. Now I can only wonder if love is enough.

    Or if we're destined for another gut-wrenching goodbye.

    BEAUTIFUL MINE is a standalone, second chance romance in the Beautiful Rivers contemporary romance series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVelvet Pen Books
    Release dateJun 12, 2018
    ISBN9781945261282
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      I had to say that Whitney was strong woman that knew her potential and made strides to grow with each new experience. Whitney seemed to mature and develop as the read progressed. She also seemed to be more aware of who she was and the direction she wanted to head in. Connor had his moments. I wanted to take him to the side and just have a serious talk with him. While he was with Whitney he was s different man. He was more. The two together had chemistry. Their passion ignited was like blazing heat to set the world aflame. But then it was time to part ways. Whitney went her way and then Connor wanted to be free, so he went on his way to continue travelling. He needed to grow up and wise. He did not have it all together but as the story moved on. There were glimpses of him becoming the man he needed to be.Things here felt real. They felt like thought went in to each exchanged between Connor and Whitney. I could feel the distance between them but when they were together you knew it was right.